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General information

FEECteams is the team project part of the EEICT conference. Bachelor and Master student teams from FEEC, BUT present deliverables of their project, such as a prototype, demonstrator, software application, algorithm, measurement system or other technical solution.

FEECteams does not require a conference paper or a peer-review process. The submitted abstract is intended to provide basic information about the project and its planned presentation.

All submitted contributions that meet the basic formal requirements will be included in the FEECteams programme. The contributions will be evaluated during the conference presentations.

Please observe the submission deadlines listed under Important Dates. By submitting a contribution, authors agree to the conference Publication Ethics.

Registration and Abstract

Each team submits its member names, contacts, affiliations, project title and abstract in English via the EEICT Submission System.

The abstract should briefly describe:

• Project objective – what problem or challenge the project addresses
• Project description – the main idea, approach and technologies used
• Project result – what the team has developed or achieved
• Presentation and demonstration – what the team intends to show at EEICT

The abstract should focus on the project and its specific result rather than on theoretical background or a detailed description of the development process.

Presentation

Each team will present its project orally at the EEICT conference before a committee.

• Presentation time: maximum 5 minutes, followed by discussion
• Language: English or Czech
• Slides: PDF or PPTX, prepared in English

The presentation should clearly explain the project, its purpose and the achieved result. Teams are encouraged to include a live demonstration of their project whenever appropriate.

The presentation should be understandable to an expert audience from different areas of electrical engineering and communication technologies, while providing sufficient technical detail to demonstrate the team’s work.

Slides must be sent by email to the committee secretary as instructed in the Conference Programme. Presenting authors are expected to attend the entire session.

Evaluation and Awards

Projects are evaluated during the conference presentations. The evaluation focuses on the quality and significance of the project results, the technical solution, creativity and innovation, commercial potential, the quality of the presentation and demonstration, and the team’s ability to explain and discuss its work.

Based on the judging committee’s evaluation, the best projects are selected for a faculty scholarship and/or an award from an industry sponsor.

After all sessions have concluded, authors and other conference participants are invited to the Final Award Ceremony, where the finalists are announced and industry sponsors briefly introduce their activities and present their awards to selected authors.